I have the M6, for 4 years now, and before that I had the M2.

It is excellent for photos and has a very nice zoom.

Except for the cramped controls, it is a complete camera. You can take it everywhere and always!

It takes good videos, but as mentioned, it does not have image stabilization and in 4K it only goes up to 5 minutes. And the recording quality is lacking, especially in open spaces.

For me, the M6 is not worth it today. The M7 is the only option, otherwise you go for APS-C cameras that many have video stabilization and larger form factors.

M6 and M7 have micro USB. In 2024, due to legislation, either there will be an update for the M7, or the series will be discontinued permanently.

I hope the updated M7 comes out, because there is no other compact camera with full capabilities, good focus, and a large integrated zoom.

It is truly an excellent camera that is designed for every framing scenario, as the zoom lens takes you from wide-angle (24mm) to a very large zoom of 200mm. It is small, lightweight, and fast. The lens is Zeiss, which means it is one of the best glasses in the world.

It is suitable for professionals as well as amateurs.

However, I have to point out some negatives. Firstly, there is no port for a microphone, making it difficult to capture good sound. Secondly, the battery is terrible if someone is shooting videos... you will simply need some extra batteries to solve the problem. Thirdly, you can only shoot 5 minutes of 4K video. Finally, the video is not stable. It is good to have a tripod or a stick to support it while shooting videos.

As you can understand, the negatives of this amazing camera only concern the video. In terms of photography, it is outstanding. And in terms of video resolution, it is amazing if you exclude the problems I mentioned earlier, which do not concern the resolution but other factors for film production.

With this money, you cannot find something equivalent in the market. For what it offers, it is cheap.

I would recommend it for someone who wants to have a camera for travels and generally for any scenario of use! GO FOR IT

Having many machines in my possession, and having changed just as many - among others, previous RX models - the conclusion is that the best machine is the one you always have with you. The m6 is indeed a bit expensive for a compact, but it is not in the compact category. It is a pocket DSLR, which, if you exclude the limitation in depth of field (which is not bad but cannot be compared to a full-frame crop bright lens) and night shots (which are not bad either), it does not lag behind a good last-generation DSLR-mirrorless with 2 lenses. With 24-200 and unreal focusing-burst speeds and overall functionality, you have a Swiss army knife in your pocket. Taking into account all the parameters in the end, it may not be so expensive after all.

The Sony RX100 VI is a high-tech compact camera aimed at professionals, enthusiastic photographers, and vloggers. Having a Nikon DSLR with Full Frame lenses as the main camera, the Sony can, under certain conditions, replace a DSLR. As for the balance between portability and photo quality, and if one is looking for a pocket-sized camera that can be used for vacations and even demanding videography, the RX100 VI is the best option.